Lake Elmo, MN
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Lake Elmo, MN
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody, Child Support
Whatever the language in the divorce decree is controls. If there are no exceptions for being over 18, your ex can still claim the benefit.
If I'm understanding your situation, you're looking at going through a formal adoption procedure which would also terminate the daughter's father's...
I suggest looking for an attorney who will take your case and who will move the court for need-based attorney's fees or at least an early property...
I'm not sure this is really a legal question so much as it is whether your wife and her sister can negotiate regarding your presence at the meeting.
As counsel stated, it's not a big deal, just make sure it's corrected later, particularly in any kind of decree you may draw up.
This doesn't sound like abandonment from what you describe, however I definitely recommend getting a divorce attorney to help you if you are...
The best and quickest way is to hire a local attorney to do it for you. They can also advise regarding how to deal with the personal property.
No it should not change the easement. The judge cannot take away the grantee's rights in the divorce.
You could report the matter to child protection and see if they believe there is cause for further review.
No, that would not, in and of itself mean abandonment.
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